The Cases For Shakespeare's Identity

Each of the theories below contain a collection of evidence to support them. Each story that is revealed adds another layer confirming the identity of the author. Taken in isolation, the evidence is not fully conclusive, but taken as a whole should be more than enough to establish proof.

First Folio Hidden CluesThere are many illustions to the author of the works published in the first folio.

Keywords: First Folio

Hidden Sonnet CluesThere are some astounding revelations when reviewing the title page of the Sonnets in detail.

Keywords: Sonnet

Written WorksClues to the authors identity which can be implied from the content of the works.

Keywords: De Vere, Works

De Vere's LettersConfirming the parallels to be drawn in the letters written by Edward De Vere.

Keywords: De Vere, Letters

The Masonic SecretThe case that the masons not only knew the true identity of Shakespeare, but actively hid it, leaving clues for descendants.

Keywords: De Vere, Mason

The Anne Vavasour ScandalIn 1581, Queen Elizabeth sent Edward De Vere to the Tower of London after it was discovered that he had impregnated Anne Vavasour

Keywords: scandal, De Vere, Anne Vavasour